Nevada County picayune., 1887-10-13


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 Go to Foster X Logan Hdw Co. for your cook stoves. They have the largest and most complete line ever brought to Prescott.
 Foster X Logan Hardware Co.,, are agents for the Hazard Powder Co.,, and will sell you powder here at St. Louis prices, less freight ! Why is it that Johnson x Gener. ely are selling so much clOthnss Because they have the largest stock in town. and are selling it SO cheap. They are selling fine all.wool dress coats, frOck and sacks. at S2.5O. It will pay you to look at their clothing before you buy. .a
 ' New subscribers keep pouring in, and our old ones are rapidly coming in and paying up. Many thanks, kind friends We hope to keep the PIcAyUNE up to high standard, the equal of any county paper in the State, and merit your ! continued good will and patron age. ........ ....... .#l 1 Messrs. E. T. Lane and J. w.. : Gam, of I.aneburg, two of Neva da's best citizens, left Monday to { visit relatives and friends, at Dal- las Georgia, where their childhood's happy days were spent. The town 1 of Laneburg, twelve miles South of Prescott, was named after Mr. Lane. We wish them q pleasant time and safe return.
 Heywood Mastodons, a dramatic and minstrel organization, give one of their performances, consisting | of "Uncie Toms Cabin and vocal and instrumental music, toni ght.-- Twentyfour persons compose the troupe and the press speak highly of their acting and music. Adnis- sion soc: children 25c. Reserved seats at bio Lewis.
 Messrs W. U. and J. $. Almand, and c. H. Daniell. from near Hon. eaville, were pleasant callers Tuesday. All three are good, sub. stantial citizens, and good subscri. bers of the PICAyUNE. Mir. J. $. Almand has dropped Ont-h0wev- CT, we trust he will again soon be. come a member of our large family ofsubscibers.
 Dr. F. R. Arinistead attended the meeting of the Hampstead County Medical Society at Hope, Monday. |, He delivered an address on ''The duties of the Profession to the Public. and vice vcrsa," said to possess considerable merit, which was ighlyappIauded by his breth- ren, and others who heard if.
 Wood will soon be in demand. Hon. F. F. White, took a run up from Texas, and spent Monday with his family here, returning Tuesday. In the capacity of U. $. Special Indian agent, he has been out in Texns and Indian territory since January last. Senator Jones recently told the writer, that there was no more efficient or popular man in the service than MT. White.
 will be in Prescott for short time, and wish to collect all that is due me, on notes and accounts individually. or tO the late firm of Milner X Milbnrn. The money must be paid at once, so look out. A word tO the wise is sufficient.
 T. l.. MiLNER.
 Capt. R. H. Hurley and his fla nous Medicine man, Elkhorn, with other Indians, left yesterday, for Washington. The Captain and the Indian remedies won many friends hereabOuts. We heard many say the medicine was good, and perfected it's cures as repre-. sented. As money will be refund cd otherwise, the medicine, and the company lost nothing to buy CTS. While here man by the name of Graham, came all the way from the state of Georgia, and q tape worm 9l feet long, with head plainly to be seen, was taken from him in 60 minutes. Many of our best citizens examined the worm and saw the head.
 Nineteen of the twent-five asso- ciate justices, for levying taxes, met at the Court House on Mon day of last week and made follow. ing levies: For county, general, I mills; for poor house farm, half mill; for bridges, half mill; Prescott corporation. 5 l.2 mills; Emmett corporation, 1 mill. School tax as follows: Nos. 3 and 20, voted 1 mill; Nos. l5 and fl, voted l-2 mills; Nos. I, ?, B. vo- ted 3 mills; No. l3 voted 4 mills; Nos. II, l7, 23, p, 2S, "A, 42, and 59, no school tax; balance of dis tricts, , mills. Messrs. o. $. Jones, J. c. Trevillian, and N. J. Price, were selected as commissioners 10 buy poor house farm. com.